Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Action-at-Resolute-Forest-Products-AGM-in-Georgia-27MZIF3YX1JH.htmlConceptually similarAction at Resolute Forest Products AGM in GeorgiaGP0STP1ZBCompleted★★★★Action at Resolute Forest Products AGM in GeorgiaGP0STP1ZCCompleted★★★★Action at Resolute Forest Products AGM in GeorgiaGP0STP1ZDCompleted★★★★Action at Resolute Forest Products AGM in GeorgiaGP0STP1ZICompleted★★★★Action at Resolute Forest Products AGM in GeorgiaGP0STP1ZPCompleted★★★★★★Action at Resolute Forest Products AGM in GeorgiaGP0STP1ZQCompleted★★★★Action at Resolute Forest Products AGM in GeorgiaGP0STP1ZRCompleted★★★★Action at Resolute Forest Products AGM in GeorgiaGP0STP1Z9Completed★★★★Action at Resolute Forest Products AGM in GeorgiaGP0STP1ZACompleted★★★★View AllGP0STP1ZOAction at Resolute Forest Products AGM in GeorgiaPeople on the street near the Augusta Convention Center view Greenpeace messages and video displayed on a truck-mounted LED screen while Resolute Forest Products hold their Annual General Meeting in Augusta.Locations:Georgia-North America-United States of AmericaDate:29 May, 2015Credit:© Todd Bennett / GreenpeaceMaximum size:3000px X 2000pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Annual general meetings (AGM)-Day-Forests (campaign title)-KWCI (GPI)-Outdoors-People-Resolute Forest Products-TrucksShoot:Action at Resolute Forest Products AGM GeorgiaAn enormous LED screen truck has broadcast images of beautiful forests and thousands of tweets and Facebook messages are calling on logging giant Resolute Forest Products to protect the Boreal Forest, outside the company’s Annual General Meeting in Augusta, Georgia. Greenpeace staff also attended the meeting as shareholders to implore the company to invest in real solutions for the Boreal Forest.The 40-foot LED truck showed the names of the thousands of supporters who have asked the company to work with environmental organizations and unions to save jobs, respect Indigenous rights and protect the Boreal Forest. Already more than 56,000 people across the world have signed a “Stand For Forests” declaration, calling on the company to act. Resolute recently lost important Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certificates, covering more than 8 million hectares of forest in both Quebec and Ontario. These third party certificates, which verify responsible forestry, are key to selling pulp, paper and lumber products to the international markets. The province of Quebec’s independent Chief Forester’s stated that more than 90% of endangered caribou habitat has vanished in the Lac St Jean region where Resolute currently operates. If current logging plans continue, the species will be eradicated in the next few decades. This area supplies products for Canadian, US and other international markets.Greenpeace is committed to working with forestry companies in order to help them ensure jobs, support communities, respect rights of First Nations and protect endangered Boreal Forest areas.Related Collections:Actions Worldwide against Resolute Forest Products (Photos & Videos)